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I am giving a lecture in excel. I want to write a macro that has the data I
want on the spreadsheet. I want the macro to enter the data in one cell and
then wait for my prompt (enter) to go to the next cell. Any help
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Excel VBA doesn't support that directly. There is no wait for entry
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I am giving a lecture in excel. I want to write a macro that has the data

I
want on the spreadsheet. I want the macro to enter the data in one cell

and
then wait for my prompt (enter) to go to the next cell. Any help



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How about using a MsgBox?

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want on the spreadsheet. I want the macro to enter the data in one cell
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then wait for my prompt (enter) to go to the next cell. Any help


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